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Neel Patel
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hazel Green, AL
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Tips On Closing On Multifamily Deal

Neel Patel
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hazel Green, AL
Posted

Hey everyone, I got my first multi-family deal by called calling the owner and need some tips on how to negotiate the deal. The owner is currently asking $1000000($83333 per unit) for 12 units brick apartment in a rural town with 7K population. The total rent is $6995 for 12 units, which averages $577 for a unit. The rent can be increased to $625. The demand for apartments is strong in the area.

Approximate Expenses: $2,416 (Maintenance: 5% of the rent, Capital Expenditure: 5%, Vacancy Rate: 5%, Property Management: 0 since I will be managing it. I was going to set it to 5% but figured this is my first deal and don't want to miss on the right property)

NOI: $4,994

Cap Rate: 6% 

COC: 1.1%

I was thinking to make around an $800K offer. The reason why I am thinking to give that offer is that I am not counting management fees and the rents don't increase too much in the area. Feel free to give me any other tips that you might think will be useful.  

Thank you!

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